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How to Find The Best Cheap Eats in London
There’s plenty of food bargains on offer, if you know where to look… By Sylvia Nankivell from Student Money Saver London has some of the biggest price tags on the planet. But that doesn’t mean you can’t find a bargain, especially if you’re after something to fill your stomach. The...
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Tenerife, Canary Islands
Top budget beach destinations in Europe For most Londoners, the closest we get to seeing beaches is lusting after incredible pictures posted to Instagram, usually by people who don’t have to pay the extortionate living costs found in the capital. However, crafty travellers will know that you don’t have to...
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Simple Steps to Check Your Broadband Speed
Having trouble with your broadband speeds? Guest post by Mian Azhar The average speed for users in the UK increased over 27% in the year to 2018. But this impressive increase doesn’t mean speeds are great for everyone. Some parts of the country have been left behind and still struggle to...
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How to overcome your worries with self-care Guest post by Holly Ashby from London Beeja Meditation Centre It can be frustrating and, at times, quite scary to be short of money – especially if you live in a city like London. Whether it’s receiving a late notice for your council tax,...
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9 Things Every Foreign Student in London Must Know
Top tips on how to manage your student life in London Guest post by Maria Martinez London draws thousands of foreign students every year. If you’re one of them, you may find yourself lost in the city. There’s so much to see, so much to do, and so much to...
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Part-Time Job in London for International Students
London as a supporter of students from all over the world Guest post by Jessica Vainer Being an international student in the UK comes with its own fair share of challenges. Apart from the fact that one is in an unfamiliar environment, a student without adequate sponsorship would find it hard...
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How to Decide If a Company Is for You
Handy tips to figure out if a company is a great fit — it really matters! Post by Leena Merrill One of the biggest questions anyone can ask themselves when applying for a job or looking for a change in career at a different workplace, is whether the company is right...
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How Students Can Travel Around the UK For Less
No more excuses for not making that trip / visiting family! By Sylvia Nankivell from Student Money Saver One of the major stumbling blocks for students up and down the country is… well, getting up and down the country. Unless you’re up the road from campus, travel is expensive. Even...
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How to upgrade your bed —and bedroom— on a budget
Simple hacks to transform your bed and your bedroom but not your wallet Guest post by Lochansi O’Donnell A bedroom should be a sanctuary, your sanctuary. And like most things in London, a great bedroom doesn’t happen overnight. That’s why it’s worth taking it step-by-step and focusing on the details to...
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